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How the cost of living crisis could impact your ability to pay private school fees
The cost of living crisis is affecting all of us. In October 2022, inflation reached 11.1%, its highest level in over 40 years. If you’re paying private school fees, the rise in your other household expenses could mean you’re finding them harder to afford. As you review your spending, let’s look at the key areas […]
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7 ways Eden School Fees Planning helps parents considering private school
Do you have all the facts at your fingertips? When considering a private education for your child, it’s important to know you’re making the right choice. Private schools come at a cost, and, unfortunately, you can’t just turn off the tap if you can’t afford to pay the fees anymore. That can leave some parents […]
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Signs you need to see a financial planner BEFORE you send your child to private school
Paying for private school fees can be a sizeable financial commitment. And like any commitment, it’s important to weigh everything up properly before you plunge in. Unfortunately, some parents don’t think to get financial advice before they make their decision on private schooling. It means they risk being left in a difficult situation as costs […]
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The biggest financial hurdles parents face when sending their children to private school
Investing in a private school represents a significant financial investment for most families. The costs can be large, and since there are private schools that offer places to children as young as 2, parents who decide to take the public school route could be paying their child’s school fees for as many as 16 years. […]
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How to prepare financially for sending your child to private school
Funding a private education is an enormous financial commitment for parents to undertake. If you’re considering a private school for your child, you must plan properly before you invest. If you don’t create a robust financial plan, there’s a chance you could line yourself up for financial hardship in the future. You might have to […]
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